Posts Tagged ‘tourist attractions in spain’

One of the major tourist attractions in Spain is its beautiful sunlit sandy beaches. Millions of visitors tour this country, especially those from colder regions who love sunbathing. Read the rest of this entry »

In reality it is very difficult to make a list of places of tourists’ interest in Spain. As you know, Spain has many places which are of interest for the tourists. As a matter of fact, it is estimated that there are more than 10000 monumental buildings spread over the entire length and breadth of Spain. Read the rest of this entry »

Have you ever wondered if there truly is somewhere out there, a place where you will feel for the first time at peace with yourself? Have you ever wondered if you could escape for just one day out of the ordinary life you have been living so far and immerse yourself in a totally different world? If you are yet to find this peace of mind, then you will be very pleased to hear that all this can be achieved. Read the rest of this entry »

Many people have trouble when faced with the endless choices of vacation plans that hundreds of agencies offer. As you know, you will be faced with endless hours of researching for that dreamy vacation for two which not only will be unforgettable but will also be less likely to poke a hole in your wallet. Read the rest of this entry »

The Paseo Del Prado is one of Madrid Spain’s most beloved boulevards. This boulevard extends from the north side of Madrid to the south side of Madrid, spanning from the “Plaze De Cibeles” which is on the north side of Spain all the way around to the “Plaza Del Emperador Carlos V” or“Plaza De Atocha” (The Spaniards have two different terms for this beloved piece of their history) which is on the south side of Spain. Read the rest of this entry »

It was once an important city of the Roman Empire and is located in southern Spain. The city provides a mixture of ancient culture as well as modernization. It has been an active centre for many cultures throughout history. Beautiful specimens of Roman, Muslim and Christian culture can be found here. Read the rest of this entry »

Spain, a kingdom located in the South West of Europe is a member of the European Union. The country has a tradition of its own.  It is a country which has a different culture that is influenced by the various civilizations which ruled this kingdom.

This country has withstood the onslaughts by many civilizations from as long back as the medieval period. Some of the civilizations which ruled this country include Greeks, Moors, Romans, and Muslims. Each of the civilizations which ruled this country built many castles, churches, cathedrals, Mosques, National Parks, etc. Read the rest of this entry »

Denia, located about 85 kilometers from Alicante, is blessed with beautiful beaches and many places of interest. Actually, this town, which has an estimated population of 29000, is dependent on tourism. Of course there are other commercial activities such as fishing. In fact Denia is one of the few provinces which have huge fleets of modern fishing vessels. It also has ferry service to Mallorca, Ibiza and several other places. Now, this place has become one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Spain.

Places of interest:

Like any other part of Spain, even this tiny town Denia has many things to offer tourists so that they will enjoy their stay. There is a Castillo (Castle) which is believed to have been built in the 11th or 12th Century. This castle is just in front of the beach and offers an excellent view. It is a wonderful experience to watch the sea and the nearby places from the top of the castle. Fishermen’s quarters are yet another place which should not be missed. The narrow cobbled roads and buildings perfectly whitewashed take the visitor back in time to the medieval period. Just by the side of the fishermen’s quarters is the ferry terminal to reach the other places along the Costa Blanca. Read the rest of this entry »

Cadiz is located on the southwestern corner of Spain along the Atlantic coast and at the farther end of the peninsula. This ancient city is believed to have been founded as a Phoenician settlement in 1100 BC. The city is known for its natural beauty.

Historians say that Christopher Columbus used Cadiz as his base for all his expeditions. Cadiz changed hands from Visigoths to Muslim rulers to the Romans and finally became a province of Spain in the 18th Century. Read the rest of this entry »

Spain is much more than crowded beaches, flamenco dancers and bullfights. It’s a diverse and spectacular country; the north resembling the green and rolling hills of Ireland while the South presenting great Moroccan landscapes and admirable architecture. This incredible country has a lot to see and appreciate but below is a list of few compiled destinations that find its place in the best of Spain list.

THE ALHAMBRA PALACE – GRANADA

The ‘Red Palace’ in Granada is an important historical monument and one of the best tourist attractions that Spain have. The Alhambra has been under the control of both — the Muslims and the Christian and because of that the place has buildings of different architectures. The gardens in this place are world-famous and unbelievably beautiful. Read the rest of this entry »